The Arizona sentinel., 1887-07-23
LOCAL NOTES,

The Gila is rising.
 Warm days and cool nights.
 The new codes have been received. Travel over the S. P. is running light. Robt. McPherson arrived in town yester- day.
 Capt. Ingalls, left Thursday for a visit to California.
 Burt. Harwood is improving his ranch above town.
 Miss NJ. E Post has opened select school at her residence.
 A number of Yuma Indians visited Los Angeles this week.
 Miss Soledad Apple left Monday for her home in Los Angeles.
 Mir. A. Frank received another carload of ice the first of the week.
 The mosquitos have quit. Their reign was short but active.
 Hon. Chas Baker was down from his An telope ranch this week.
 Hon. c. NJ. Stranss has returned to Tue son from his trip East.
 Grapes are selling at 22t cents per pound by the crate in Los Angeles.
 The new codes are receiving dilligent attention from cur county officials.
 Judge Levy arrived home from San Der nardino on Friday of last week.
 The Indians are catching large quantities of Colorado river salmon ow-a-days.
 Mir. R. D. ChapRell was down from An telope Friday and Saturday of last week.
 Six prisoners were discnarged from prison this week having been pardoned by the Governor.
 Hon. Dan Ming and wife, of Graham county. passed through Thursday en route fo California.
 We understand that some very rich ore is being taken from the Silver Glance mine in Silver District.
 MARR1ED-In Yuma July 18th, 1887, by G. A. Ringwald, J. P, Wm. E. Mackenzie to Margaret c. Graham.
 Mir. Chas. W. Hackett was down from Aztec Thursday. He says they are pushing work on the extension of their canal.
 A Phenix paper boasts of having received bunch of ripe grapes. Yuma grapes were ripe and in market month ago.
 Col. J. A. Muir, Asst. Supt. of the L. A. Div. of the S. P. R. R., passed through yes terday, accompanied by his three sons.
 MT. Henry Heideman, who has had charge of Mir. Gandolfo's bakery for the past two years, left this week for CalifOr- mia.
 A marriage license must be procured from the Recorder, before minister, priest or magistrate can perform the marriage cere- mony.
 The Pacific Fruit Grower, published at Los Angeles, is perfect gem, and ought to be in the hands of every fruit-grower on the coast.
 Mir. o. H. Willis has been appointed to lhe office of Justice of the Peace by the Board of Supervisors. The appointment is a good one.
 Walter Millar is having his ranch in the valley below town cleared of preparatory to orchard and vineyard planting aud farm ing the coming winter.
 Judge Adams passed through last Satur- day with trainload of cattle which he had bought in southeastern Arizona and which he will place an his stock ranch in San Luis Obispo couuty, California. Mir Neece, of Santa Ana, Cal, called upon us Thursday. He was out taking a look at Yuma county's lands and was as- tonished at the immense areas of fertile 1 land awaiting development.
 J. NJ. and Francisco Amabisca, sons of Mir. Felipe Amabisca, arrived Thursday | from Vulture. A. T., with their families. | They are old-time residents of Yuma, and | propose to make this their home. The SENTINEL congratulates Captain c. V. Meeden on his good fortune in holding a | lucky number in the late drawing of the Louisiana Lottery. He drew sl,0o0. and ,he genial Captain feels justly elated. The bursting of lamp in the residence Of Judge Levy last Tuesday evening came near 'esulting in conAagration. The active .forts of the Judge and Mrs. Levy finally uoceeded in extinguishing the flames. The Advance, is the name of another bran lew paper in Phoenix It is good paper md ought to stay Phoenix now has five ,apers and yet they say there is always eom for one more Now let the brethren iwel together in unity.
 This office is under obligations to Mrs leo. W Norton for some elegant clusters If grapes The berries were of immense ize. some of them measuring 3I inches in The vine on which they grew s only two years old.
 Dr. c. D. Smith, of Angels, Cal, will -isit Yuma iH few days, when sil who may wish any kind of dental work done can rave an opportunity of calling upon him. 1e is frst-cIass dentist, having had many